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To My Niece,

Life with you so far has been so lovely. I can’t wait to teach you everything you need to know about our environment and hopefully, that will encourage you to follow in your auntie’s footsteps. Although most likely, the world and the climate will be a different place from what I grew up with, I am optimistic that the environment in which you grow up with will be something joyous and full of solar panels!

With love,

Auntie Shish

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